Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21

The Pacific Express Company yesterday
shipped 10 bars Blue Bird, valued at o
1900.
Bora to Mr.. and Mrs. p. W. Schmidt, in
Butte, Montana, September 10, 1887. a
"s.2-e-.
.a.4 -1eefing OF the stockholders
IL. -..~e: ow Water Company will be
e Z a. Larabie's bank this even.
Ing at . o ciock.
Joseph w. Reynolds will be married to.
day to Miss May. daughter Of Isaac
Carver. at the residence Of the BRIDES
father in Rocker.
The Jewish New Year was celebrated last
evening by several parties in Hebrew circles,
whi.h were largely attended.
The train dispatcher's outfit Of the Mon.
lama Union will ne removed from the head
Offices on Granite to the depot to-day.
M G~ensberger, Henry Jonas and L. Stett-
heimer were yesterday appointed ap-
praisers of the estate OF the late Henry
Jacobs.
In the estate Of Chris Hart. the admins.
traitor yesterday filed in the Probate Court
q return of the sale OF personal property
amounting to $155.
The County Commissioners were occu.
pied most Of Yesterday in hearing protests
| to the assessment made by the Assessor.
and stood of q good many OF the complain
ants.
A marriage certificate was yesterday fled
| by L. M. Hchufield, V. D. M with the Re-
corder, of the marriage OF William G. Dial
ling and Katie Flanagan on the 22d OF
June.
Died in Butte, September 10, Mrs. A. E.
johnson, aged 90. Funeral at 2 O'Clock
to-day from her late residence on East
Galena street. Friends and acquaintance
are respectfully invited to attend.
The entertainment announced for this
evening at the Congregational Church has
been postponed, owing to the fact that
some Of the boys and girls who nave parts
in the same are mourning the loss of a very
dear friend.
The First Montana Rifles will be inspected
by the Inspector General next Thursday
evening. A full attendance ia requested, as
business Of Importance to the compan.
will he transacted. Members must come
in full uniform.
The ladies of tho Presbyterian Sunday
school are making preparations to hold an
entertainment in Rensbaw Hall on Tues
d.y evening, September 81 People gen
orally should remember the date and make
ARA ngements to be on hand.
The street at Rocker was enlivened on
Saturday by a hair-pulling match between
two OF the female denizens of the place. in
which one a badly used up, but they
we're separated before either had time to
seriously damage the other.
w. H. Nichols and Miss Sarah Elizabeth
Roberts were yesterday married by Judge
W. l. Lippincott at the residence OF the
brides aunt, Mrs. Garrison, on East
Broadway, in the presence of a large and
fashionable attendance OF friends.
The new road between Butte and Silver
Bow is receiving attention of late from the
County Board. A strong, substantial
bridge is being built just west of Rocker.
many culverts have been put in. and The
road much improved in other respects.
A party of sportsmen-James Tickell,
John Hancock and Sam Harvev-went as
far as the Hump yesterday, and among the
twenty-five rabbits by noon. Officer
Morsehead shot over the same ground
later in the day and killed three.
It is not SD universally known as it
might b. that Colonel Guild, the jovial
jester Of the St. Nicholas, is a magnetic
healer. which TACT he keeps in the ba ok
ground with a modestly and reserve all his
own. One II the Larmour Brothers was
yesterday eloquent in praise of the Colo.
nel's pain-reIieving powers, since with a
few passes \ bad head che, from which he
had been suffering for days, was removed
as by magic.
A ruffianly attempt to kill or injure Mr..
Hornburf, the night Waterman at
the Blue Bird. was made about
midnight Saturday. He was switching
cars near the salt house when a
large rock thrown by an unseen hand went
whizzing past his head. He was too much
surprised to follow the miscreant who
escaped undetected in the darkness. Horn
burg is very well thought OF in the neighbor.
hood and the act has aroused general 10.
dignation.